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> The foreign actor has no jurisdiction over me. You can be subjected to blackmail and/or other hostile actions from a foreign jurisdiction.
by xamolxix 5y ago
> The foreign actor has no jurisdiction over me.
You can be subjected to blackmail and/or other hostile actions from a foreign jurisdiction.
- thih9 5y agoIs that more likely than blackmail and/or hostile actions from home jurisdiction?
- xamolxix 5y agoI don't know what the likelihoods of either are but if I had to guess I would say that yes, hostile third countries are more dangerous than my own country. Also, I consider that I would have more recourse against an actor from my own jurisdiction, I think you have pretty much zero recourse against the government of a hostile third country.
- yesbut 5y agoI don't trust even my own government. I'm not *more* worried about China messing with me. The NSA has more info on me that could potentially be used against me than Huawei. And I've never once seen a situation where the NSA digs data out of their vault to help exonerate an American on trial.
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